Interviewing a Dream
Often you will wake up with a dream and think, “This is garbage!” or, “This isn’t worth writing down.” Other times you will tell yourself, “Oh, I already know what this is about. I don’t need to look at it.”
Often you will wake up with a dream and think, “This is garbage!” or, “This isn’t worth writing down.” Other times you will tell yourself, “Oh, I already know what this is about. I don’t need to look at it.”
Kids today have lots of challenges. If we can put them in touch with their inner compass when they are young, we can save them much unnecessary pain as they grow up. In this IDL interview, Okrim accesses his inner potentials in a beautiful, fun, and powerful way.
Rex is going to be just fine, because he is learning how to find and listen to his own inner compass. You can too!
The devil part of Luna thinks she is stupid to allow herself to be scared by it. It sees the proper response as self-confidence and to give up playing the victim. It makes clear that it represents her own highly self-critical self-talk that makes her wrong and scared. It recommends that she just ignore her self-critical self-talk. If she does, it predicts that it will go away.
Why does pain personify itself as a free, joyous, pain-free dolphin for this dreamer? Why is its main message to listen to it and to become it? Why should this lady trust the voice of an imaginary, made-up dolphin? It’s a delusion and fantasy, right? She should just forget about it as quickly as possible, right?
For some people, dolphins are invested with extraordinary intelligence, powers, harmony, and peace. As such, they can become saviors for those who want or need rescuing.
“I looked into this foal’s eyes and saw the face of a beautiful old, wise woman. She had such confidence and depth and wisdom in her eyes. We just looked at each other and caressed each other.”
Can cancer cells be reasoned with? We don’t know, but we do know that it is possible to reason with our mental representations of our cancer cells. How much do our mental representations of things create our health and sickness? Again, we do not know, but the following interview, the fifth in this series with Sarah, who is in the final segment of Stage IV stomach cancer, implies that we have a lot to learn from undertaking such a dialogue.
Sarah is much more at peace with her condition, whether she lives or dies.
Cells, I am very thankful that you are thinking over your future. It sounds like you want to change in some aspects. You have a very thick core and you have some genes that are dividing quickly and growing. What strategy do you want to choose to change? Do you have an idea of the steps you need to take?